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CoLoRED MAN TAKEN PROM JAIL AND STRUNG CP.
negro named John Porter committed crim-
inal assault on a respectable white lady living
about three miles east OF Quitman. Ga, on Friday
night he was arrested by sheriff Mcneil satur.
day and lodged In jail Mr.. Mcneil apprehended
trouble Saturday night, and he and his deputy
remained at his ONCE IN the jail A large crowd
called about O'Clock for the prisoner and was TO
fused possession OF him by the sheriff. some one
then shot at the sheriff through the window In
the Office and wounded him painfully IN his arm
and side The deputy was then forcei TO open the
1ail and the prisoner was taken out by the crowd,
earned near the scene OF the crime and hung 20
q tree where he was found sunday morning. Ie
Is said he was taken before the lady aud identl-
ned by her. and that he also confessed the crime
before he was hung.
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SELLING HIS LurE pEAnLY.
Newt vsrce, as hay IN q Colorado Csve
nos Al1leA TWo W0uld.llc Cnpaarn.

ScWs s~rces n 8oy II . Colorado Cavos
hes Aitie1 Two Would.HBe Capssrs.
CHICAGO. Dec IA Denver, colo, special saysi
Newt Norce has been tracked 60 a dug-oat on tho
Robinson ranch. about l2 miles from Deer Trail,
where ne = stin holding men az hay who are at
trnpung mis- arrest Another man has lost his
lte, making two killed and one wounded since the
nrst enort was made 20 arrest Norce ana the des-
pefaoo Is not yet captured sheep herder whose
name Is not known. was IN the dug-out with vOrcs
and has been shot and killed by the guArds The
sheep heroer about dawn lefi the dug -out wearing
Norces hat and when about so feet from the dug
out voiley was nred az him the suppositlon being
that he was Norce He Tell, but fOr some time the
n,en were afraid 20 so after the BODY, as vorcs
could easily reach them with his rffie When
sfter about two hours delay, the men went aftef
the body they found it warm. but the man had ap-
Iarently just died from internal hemorrhaga.
There were two bullets one through his breast.
Yesterday Under sheriff Chivington. with a
number OF deputies. left Tor Deer Tral on special
train, where he swore In other deputies, aud leit
for Norce's hiding place with two wagon loads q
men, all heavily armed, but up 20 tits time no
news has been received vorce Is said 20 have
plenty OF food and water In his dug-out and nys
horses. one OF them being a racer.
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Washington News and Gossip.
Index to Advertisement.

AMusEafKSrs-1st page.
ArroRNEYs-4th page.
AUCTION SALKs-3d page.
BoARDrNa-5th page.
BUSINESS CHANcEs-2d page.
CITY IrKMs-6th page.
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-5th paeo
DEATHs-7th page.
DENrIsrRY-4th paee.
EDUcATIoNAL-4th pare.
FAMILY SUPPLfKs-4th page.
FoR RENT (Rooms)-5th page.
FoR RENT Houses)-6th page.
For RENT Qlats)-5th page.
FOR RENT (Miscellaneous)-5th page.
FoR RENT tstores)-5th page.
FoR RENT (Ofnces)-5th page
For SALE (Houses>-6th page.
FoR SALE uots)-2d page.
For SALE (Miscellaneous)-5th page.
HousEFURNIsHINos-4t page.
LADIES Goops-4t tn page.
LOCAL MENrIoN-6th page.
LOST AND FouND-2d page
MONEY TO LoAN-5th page.
MEDICAL-;Sd page.
OCEAN STEANERs-4th page.
PoroMAo RIVER BoArs-4th page
PIANOS AND ORoANs-3dp page.
PERsoNAL-2d page.
PRoPosALs-3d page
PROFESSIONALISM page
RAnRoADs--4th page.
SKwINo MAoHINRs-4th page,
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-1st page.
SUBURBAN PRoPKRrY-5th page.
WANTED (Help)-2d page.
WANTED (Situations)-2d page.
WANTED Rooms)-2d page.
WANTED Houses)-2d page.
WANTED (Board) )-2u page
WANfKp (Miscellaneous)-2d page.
WINTER REsoRrs-4th page
WOOD AND CoAL-4th page
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Shr Thomas Grove Deserts the UmiOmist
and RetOims Gladstone.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, Dec. lathe latest secession from the
coalition party is Sir Thomas Grove, member for
Wiltshire, because he cannot approve the action
OF the government In imprisoning political Of
tenders after promising to use the coercion bill
only against criminals This serves as a reminder
OF the truth OF Harcourt's saying recently that
the liberals opposed TO Gladstone are a party OF
no recruits and many deserters. Grove had no
great influence In the house. but his secession Is
equal TO seat gained. for Gladstone making, OF
course, di Inference OF two on a division In favor
OF home rule
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Rev. ME-. MackOnOchie. Who Defied
all the Ecclesiasstcal Courts OF I'm.

all the Ecclesiastical Courts Ot En-.
gland.
Special Cable Dispatch TO TEE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, Dec. 19.-The sudden death or Heriot
Mackonochie removes a clergyman whose name
Is as familiar to Englishmen that OF the Arch
bishop OF Canterbury. For fifteen years he con-
tinued. at Saint Adams Church. London, ritualistic
practices IN defiance OF the ecclesiastical courts
and went so far as to have the church guarded
Sundays by strong sticks to prevent the officials
carrying out the decision or his ecclesiastical su-
periors This ended, on the suggestion OF the late
Archbishop TAFT, in a compromise. MacKonoche
exchanged places with the incumbent or saint Pc
terS, London Docks. Latteriy, however, he re-
turned to Saint Adams as curate. He was univer
sally esteemed and was devoted TO the work OF re-
Heving the poor, OF whom there large num-
bers In the neighborhood OF Saint Albans. His
only FAULT appears 10 have been his obstinacy in
not retiring from the Church OF England, although
refusing TO submit TO Its mode OF worship and
Jurisdiction.
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without F00d or Fuel.
DIsT1EseING CASES REPoRfKD 10 THE sECRHrA
OF TIE ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.

DIsIlkseING CASES REPORTED 10 THE SECRETARY
OF TIE ASSOCIATED CHARIfIRs.
~ am overwhelmed" }" said Mr.. Emery, the gene
raj secretary of the Associated Charities to q
STAR reporter ny the cases OF distress coming to
my attention. 10 illustrate, one Is q case Of q
white family-man and wife, with four little chill
dren, hitherto self-supporting. The man has been
The woman is confined 70 her bed, and in a condi-
ton where hard work cannot be expected OF her.
There are three girls and one boy. Notice Is served
upon them TO leave the house for rent. There was
them. Sickness brought them TO this condition.
The man worked as long as he could, and can re-
sumo work as soon aS he Is able. Another Is Q
case OF widow, Sick, with three little children,
Another is a widow with one child, eighteen
months old, and another six weeks old, whose
notice from her landlord expires at 10 O'Clock To-
day, and she has nothing 70 pay II with, and no
food q fuel when found Another family reported
ertng nom cold, without cent 70 purchase either
food or fuel Tie man was crippled with rheuma.
tsm and the wife Obliged TO watch over the little
sick child and helpless hush md Another writes
Children. NJ husband died from an accident nine
months ago Ihave no support / heard Of your
Kindness. and thought perhaps you could md me
something % co. We are DONG the best we can
a spromptiy, and e heipfully as We can; but viii
the iar6D number pressing upon me q wen au-
thenticStod caseA not Of chronic begRars but ro.
spectahle people Who need only nttle Temporary
assistance with ne utsie g our command @ help
cAnonly say that tnere y preming need of imme.
date coutY1but1ono 70 render proper relef' Nooey
OootdDQs1ons for tAe AnDoC1atod ChaTltaSo caN b
sent % TAR efAn ollca
II. Dlalns and faniy lsft Paris saturday sue
Italy. he nay utop g 4AgooG1loo q 20 d1Eocf1y 60
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD DECIsuON.
The Indictment Against the ID. and p.
R. h. for Maintain lining q Nuisance.

The criminal case OF the United States against
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad was decided
In the Court in General Term to-day, Judge James
delivering the opinion Of the court. The railroad
company was indicted by the grand jury for main.
tanning nuisance by allowing cars to stand on
the street, loading and unloading, &C. The de-
fendant, by Mr.. Totten, filed plea to the 1uris-
diction, claiming that the Police Court had full
powers over the alleged onense, and the
district attorney filed demurrer thereto.
The Judge said that the action was to
remove a nuisance commonly known as
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad. The de-
fendant sets forth that the alleged offense is a
misdemeanor In which the punishment is limited
to Imprisonment In jail, or flne or both, and in
cases where the punishment is not in the peniten.
tiary the Police Court has Jurisdiction. In cases
OF bawdy houses 1t had been decided that the Po-
lice Court has exclusive and original Jurisdiction
ana the same rule would apply In this case. But
In that case the abatement IS provided for BY the
chief OF police, and the jurisdiction Of the Police
Court was entirely effective, and in the present
case the Police Court had no power beyond he
imposing OF 1ne and could not enforce the abate-
ment OF the nuisance. The demurrer to the plea
was sustained.
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kilograms to The Star.
KIIRAM AND SMITH MEET TO-DAY.
The Tariff Agitation in England.
THE GEAR REPORTED WOUNDED.
A Desperado's Hard Fight For Life.
THE MEETING OF PARLIAMENT.
Yields 90 tho Public Dcsmau
md Calls it Early I'm EehrunrY.

Salisbury Yields 60 tho Public Demand
and Calls it Early tu February.
Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING srAn
LONDON, Dec. 19-The ministers finally decided
at the cabinet council Saturday on a meeting OF
parliament on February 9th, a fortnight earlier
than the date previously contemplated. An
nouncements OF the latter date had appeared In
papers In the confidence OF the government, and
were evidently put out as feelers As an outcry
was made about the late meeting in the present
disturbed state OF Ireland, an earlier date was
decided on. Even this Is somewhat later than
usual. IL Is quite certain that when parliament
does meet the ministers will have a difficult part
to play.
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At the meeting OF the Literary Society held at
the residence OF DR.. Toner, Saturday evening, the
Hoffman; vice-president, Geo. Kennan; secret ry,
Edward A. Fay. At the same time the following
named persons were chosen the executive COM
mittee for the ensuing year: Mrs. J. NJ ID. Lander,
Miss Kate Foote, and MeSsrs. A. w. Greely, E. NJ.
Gallaudet, and s. II. kaunmann.
Sir Thos. Henry Grattan Osmonde and Mr. Ar
thur OCoLnor the Irish home-rule leaders were
entertained at dinner Saturday evening by Sena-
guests were Secretary whitney, Speaker Carlisle,
Col. Lamont, senators Beck, Vance, kenna, Haw-
ley, Ingalls,, and Sherman, Representatives Ran
dali, W. c. p. Breckenridge, Collins, Springer, Nc
AdoJ, and Phelps, and dr. Sdlson Hutchfns.
Mrs. Lamar left Washington Saturday afternoon
for her home in Georgia, where she will pass the
holidays. She will return about the middle OF
January.
Mrs Eastman wife OF Commander Thoms H.
Eastman, accompanied by her two daughters, is
visiting her parsnts Medical Director and Mrs.
Maxwell, at ZIG l street.
The Misses Matthews, daughters of Justice Mat
thews, have gone TO New York for the lidays.
Mrs Payne, wife OF the senator from Ohio is not
expected at her Vermont avenue residence unLil
after the holidays.
Mrs c. G. Riggs. of Iowa Circle, gave pleasant
dinner party on Friday.
Naval Surgeon Deane who was stationed In this
city for q number OF years, Is now in san Fran
CISCO He has recovered from a severe attack OF
rheumatism, and is now enjoying the social gaze
ties OF the Golden Gate.
Mrs. VIM. C. Dodge. OF Capitol HILL after q long
illness has r covered her health.
While In England last summer Col John Hay
purchased two fine pictures by Turner, which he
has added to his collection.
In spite OF snow and storm the officers hop at
Annapolis SATURDAY evening was a success. Mrs.
Lieut.. Commander Schouler, assisted by Prof. n.
NJ. Terry, received
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Frost celebrated the
twentieth anniversary of their marriage Saturday
evening at their acme on Massachusetts avenue.
The Washington Art Club held a large and
pleasant reunion Saturday evening at the studio
OF Louis D. Meline on g street. A number of new
members were elected. The humorous chronicles
or the club were read by Mr.. KrauskOpI A nAe
collation. was served, and the guitar solos by Mr.
Russell were greatly enjoyed. A few OF those
present included Messrs Chiffon OF the Coast
Survey; Samuel Hodgkins, of the War Department;
Marder voorhees, George Comm, DR.. Fuller
Walker, Mcdonald, Ferguson, Miller, Dunbar,
Mosler, Wyle. lie Grand Johnston and G. b. Mat
thewS
Mrs. Gen. p. II. Sheridan win not be at home to
callers tomorrow, Tuesday.
Lieut.. r c. Van vliet, adjutant 10th infantry,
arrived last evening from New Mexico and is stay
ing With his father, Gen. Van viiet He Is accom-
panied by his family.
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EoumA Dead I'm hts Chasr

CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-Solon Nickerson, the pioneer
carpet dealer or Chicago, was found this morning
enty-One.
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BERLIN, Dec. 1a.-Count Perpoucher whose wife
was said TO have been implicated IN the sending Of
the forged documents 10 the Gar has resigned his
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HAMILTON, ONT, Dec, 19.-Bishop Carbery, whose
death Is reportsd by cable, was consecrated bishop
OF Hamilton three years ago. He went 10 Rome
last september to attend the pope's jubilee. He
was suddenly taken Ill at Cork, and died there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-19

PAGES 3 AND OF To-DAY's STAR CONTAIN: A
letter from Don N. Dickinson, the European war
scare not over reinterment Of the Chicago anarch-
lists, Gen. Cameron and the lumbermen the re-
publican clubs In the campaign OF 'ss tele9raphic
dispatches, &C.
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senator Sabin On the Tariff.
FREE sUGAR, SALT, AND LUMBER FAvoKED-BErrKB
DRFENsEs ADVOCATED.

DEFESsEs ADVOCATED.
A telegram 70 the New York Reraii from Chi.
cago, December ls says: senator sa1in said to-
day that he was for revision OF the tarin. He
saw no reason why sugar should not be placed on
the free list, 20 commence with. and also lumber
and salt He would not reduce the duty ON steel
rails As TO a reduction of the intfraal-revenue
exigencies Of the times made n manifest that it
would be necessary 20 medde with tbs source Of
revenue. Mr.. Sabin believed that the disposition
OF Congress was 20 make liberal aTpropr ations
measures looking toward the strengthening OF our
eeacoast defenses 20 the establsnne of forts ae
all points where needed, and he wafted 20 see O.
better Navy and would advocate Appropriations
veyed ana LAID out, 90 that IT'S Improvement might
result In ocean steamers plying back and forth
from the coast TO the lake ports He thought
Government postal telegraph good thing, out
did not think the farmers wanted 70 Do taxed 20
Secretsry Lamar's peculiar views about the Con-
sfitut1ou and secession. he said had led 70 halt,
ana he could not say what the prospects were OF
confirmation The repor,s 70 me enea that ~:
among members OF tie bar his ability - q lawyer
and his JUDICIAL training we're unquestioned
cnsef yprpecsor Hanscon has received ipforms.
ton that John Donohue, alias syotla Bull thD
centrnl nRure In the famous menon- Ccol1dRe caoa
= not dead - reported. but aiivs and veaiin Ns6
re crown prince accompanied by I,sncs sspry
and The duke q EdlnburIh. took . ling walk =
IiswsIyS Dean, scsd nine, has ben hssa -
ssiai q scFanton Pa, On chasge Of setting are -
6een caused Tns Soy ha6 Ssea seerlSsndec 8
a. foreman ana IN revsage nrsd the sr1ctlIN
Gsd q oork, lsaahd, N hl61k
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TsEE THREE EMPIRES,
Another Military Council az vienna
A Coming German Denial.

VIENNA. Dec. l9-Herr Won Tisza, the Hun
garian prime minister, had a conference with
Count Kalnoky, the Austrian prime minister and
Crown Prince Rudolph to-day, prior 10 the mill
tary council The council was held at noon.
BERLIN, Dec. 19.-In pursuance OF reports made
by military perSonages TO the emperor at MS re-
ception on Saturday, refutation Will be issued
OF the statements printed In the fnpaGide Russe
OF ST. Petersburg, regarding the German military
preparations
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ANOTHER ATTACK On THE GEAR.
A Report that Hre Was Wounded aud
a Revelation Has Broken out.

VIENNA, Dec. IA correspondence sheet pub
lished In this city asserts that IL has received
cipher dispatch stating that another attempt has
been made on the life OF the Gar ana that the
Car was wounded. IL also says that a revolu-
tionary movement has broken out in - Peters,
burg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-19

LONDON, Dec. 19-The Earl OF Cairns was mar
red to-day 10 Miss Olive BerenS A brilliant as
semblage witnessed the ceremony. The Prince OF
Wales presented the bride with bracelet set with
diamonds and sapphires-
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Heayv Failure Inn CanaAa,


TORONTO, Dec. 19.-Joseph Kird & Sons the pro-
preto-s OF a general store at Dublin, have failed.
Their liabilities are $4,000.
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TRANsPERRED.-Mr. M. p Caldwell, a clerk in the
Bureau OF Statistics, Treasury Department, has
been detailed to service in the Patent ONCE.
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Arms for Bulgarian Scudser,,


SOFIA, Dec l9.-The Bulgarian miIister OF war
has demanded credit In order 10 purchase
100000 rifies.
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Mr.. H1GGINs' SUCCESSOR. - 1t was stated in
Saturdays STAR that the Secretary OF the Treasury
would appoint Perry c. Smith chief Of the appoint
ment division OF that Department. The appoint
ment has been made, to take effect January Is.
until that time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-19

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
niue, SOS, 222; customs, $459 1O6.
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Sr. PETERSBURG, Dec. 19.-The universities at
Charkon and Odessa have been closed owing 70
the disorders among the students
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DEATH OF RETIRED NAVAL OFFICER.-Informa-
tion has been received at the Navy Department Of
the death, at Boston Highlands, on the night Of
the 18th inst, Of Lieut.. Jos. E. Jones. He was
Formerly an omcer on the Tallapoosa, and was
placed on the retired list some years ago. He was
about sixty-f1ve wears or are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-19

Hmc CuuC0XO'0 E0Rn000s
NAVAL OFFICER SAYS THEY WORKED BEAUTIFULLY.
In q conversation with STAR reporter to-day,
prominent naval officer, who accompanied the
Chicago on her trial trip the other day, said:
'The engines OF the ship worked beautifully.
just as though they had been running FOR year
Although we were under way over ten hours the
journals got warm, but never hot The records
will show that the average speed was L. 1O3 knots
an hour, but by some calculations II will be Is 8:
the. horse power developed was about 6O77. She
Is nrst-class sea-ooat, and is complete success
Inere was no very heavy sea on, but strong wind
took on the top OF the waves and gave us the
expected here to-day"
The Western Uniom Telcgraph.
A NOTION IN TIE o. 8. SUPREME COURT TO ADVANCE
rHR CASE or MASSACHUSETTS AGAINST TEE CON-
PANY.
The reading Of opinions in the United States Su-
preme Court to-day occupied only twenty minutes,
and no decisions OF general importance were rem
dered.
A motion was MADE by the attorney general Of
Aassachusetts 70 advance the case Of that State
case involves the validity and coSstitutionality Of
any tax asseDed under the tax system
Of Massachusetts, upon telegraph campantes which
accepted the AID provided tor In an act Of Con-
gress approved July ~, 1898. and entitled .An
and 70 secure 70 the Government the us Of the
same Tor postal, military and other purpooes.n y
Revised StAtutea section 6200. Th6 western
Union co: maintains that the Vstem OF taxation
franchise tax . unccnsfitutionsi and Illegal
The amount q money directly involved Is about
! AZ systsms q . number q oshsf stafeA
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The Savfmgs Of . Lifetime Gone.
PooR swEDR WHO DIsTRusrED BANKS ROBBED or Hrf
IrTTTR pORTT-NE

CHICAGO, Dec 19.-Ole Olesen, q Scandinavian,
nifty i've years old, employed as q street railway
trackman. lost the savings OF lifetime yesterday
just when he expected 10 realize the oenent OF his
frugalfty. While out with his wife looking at q
home which he intended to buy, the old mans
tenement was burgiarized OF g, $50. He had laid
and being afraid Of the banks had kept his fortune
In trunk under the bed. There 10 no clue to the
marauders Oieson and his wife are nearly dis
tracted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-19

Hon. DON N. DICKINSON, whose nomination for
Postmaster-General has been sent to the senate,
VIII arrive in Washington this evening.
PERsoNAL-Commodore Walker has returned to
his duties from Newport-F. Eckstein, London,
Judge j. J. jackson, OF West Virginia Jas
Leedom, Of Philadelphia, Miss Lotta, Mrs Crab
tree, and Cyril Scott, OF New York, are at WILL
lard'S-G. A. Allen, OF Erie, JAS. II. Scudder, OF
Cambridge, Chas. W. Wells, New York, and G.
Nelson smith, or Denver, are at the Rggs.-H
H. Eldred and Z. j. Kintner. Of New YORK, and Dr.
Geo: Peck, OF the Navy. are at Welcker's-Ex-
Civil service Commissioner Dorman B. Eaton,
Snyder Weakfrett Z. s. Isham and Ernest G.
Webb, OF New York, are at WOrmley's-E E.
Bell, Geo s. Strong and cambridge Hughes OF New
York, and j. b. Molony, OF Detroit, are at the Ar.
1ngton.-Senat0r kenna was in New York last
nignt.-Mr W. W. Rapiey, OF the National Thea
ter Is still detained In New York under the care OF
an occullst-A. ID. klaber and Geo. c. Chambers
OF New York, ID. 7. Pratt, OF Elmira, n Y,
Hon. j. j. Mott. OF North Carolina, and Gen Nc.
Clure. Of the Army. are at the Eboitt-C. c.
Waits, OF Charleston, and /. II. Paige, of Boston,
are OF the Natlona.-W. NJ. Wiley, OF England.
Is at the Metr0politan.-W. j. Lewis, OF WalpOle
Mass, j. II. WOOdnough, OF Minneapolis Lambain
Dawson, OF Atlanta, Ca, ID. X Porter, OF Boston,
and II. De Earer, Of Los Angeles, are at the st.
James
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-19

IT Is STATED at the Navy Department that nc
formal application has been made for an exten.
sion OF time on the construction OF the new vessels
for the United States Navy